The two small feet at the bottom of the OnePlus Travel Backpack are also worthy of commendation.
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Indeed, for all their undeniable skill, the sheer stick-to-it-iveness of the Caps is worthy of commendation.
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So Samsung could have dumped the analog audio output, but it seems to have opted against it, and that's worthy of commendation.
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Also worthy of commendation is the Dolby Atmos sound that Huawei proudly advertises on the box of the MateBook X. In terms of speaker output, this is one of the best-sounding laptops I've yet experienced, and I don't particularly care if Dolby or Huawei deserves the praise for it.
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His > responsibilities were great and he met them in a manner worthy of > commendation.
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Upon his courage and skill depended in > great measure success or failure. His responsibilities were great, and he > met them in a manner worthy of commendation.
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After the battle Jackson praised the two colored battalions, stating they had not "disappointed the hopes that had been formed of their courage and perseverance." Salter 2003, p. 21. Jackson specifically emphasized Captain Savary as worthy of commendation. Yet the general assigned the colored battalions to do fatigue works the white troops refused to do.
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His duties required him to be at points of great > danger in directing his officers and men, and he exhibited conspicuous > courage, coolness, and skill in his conduct of the fighting. Upon his > courage and skill depended, in great measure, success or Failure. His > responsibilities were great, and he met them in a manner worthy of > commendation.
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The Economic Theory of Sharecropping in Early Modern France, Philip Hoffman, The Journal of Economic History 1984, page 312 Simonde de Sismondi expressed dissatisfaction in 1819 with the institution of métayage because it reinforced the poverty of the peasants and prevented any social or cultural development.de Sismondi, Simonde (1819) Nouveaux principes d'economie politique, ou de la Richesse dans ses rapports avec la population translated as New Principles of Political Economy of Wealth in Its Relation to Population by Richard Hyse, Transaction Publishers: London (1991). Yet even in France, although métayage and extreme rural poverty usually coincided, there were provinces where the contrary was the case, as it also was in Italy, especially on the plains of Lombardy. Métayage, in order to be in any measure worthy of commendation, must be a genuine partnership, one in which there is no sleeping partner, but in the affairs of which the landlord, as well as the tenant, takes an active part.
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